I live in an apartment, and the only usable space I have to build any training apparatus would be outside on my balcony. The size of the space is 51" wide, 78"long, and 103" tall. My question is what should I build to make the best use of this space? Should I make a short campus board, just make a space to put up a hang board, build a mini wall angling at 45 degrees?

There is a gym near by but It is not great and I can only make it once a week. So I am looking for something to keep me fit and maybe get a bit stronger the rest of the week.

If I went with a campus set up my question is, am I strong enough for campusing? I have heard so many stories of campusing destroying peoples tendons so I am cautious. I have been climbing for about 5 years and I can onsight at the 11d or 7a level. In your opinions should I be strong enough to take on campusing? Thanks for you input and I look forward to hearing other peoples ideas.

Sounds like you should be good to go. Just take it easy to start (4-5 sets, building up to 8 sets), Limit yourself to 2 campus sessions per week max, do some excercises for your forearm extensors and pronators and stop for 2-4 weeks if your elbows start to hurt.

You are definitely fit enough for camp using. Just make sure you do your research, start slow, and don't over do it.

With that amount of space I'd build a campus board, a bad ass systems wall, and add a hang board somewhere and definitely some rock rings. Also some adjustable gymnast rings for dips, flys, pushups and other pushing exercises. You will be very surprised with the workout you can get with what I have listed above.

I live in an apartment, and the only usable space I have to build any training apparatus would be outside on my balcony. The size of the space is 51" wide, 78"long, and 103" tall. My question is what should I build to make the best use of this space? Should I make a short campus board, just make a space to put up a hang board, build a mini wall angling at 45 degrees?